International audienceIn a time of profuse use of the concepts of commons and common good, it is tempting to mobilise them to analyse the evolution of South African municipal electricity networks. After a review of the relationship between these concepts and the electricity network as discussed in the literature, the article distinguishes between the notion of collective good (the infrastructure) and that of common good (the political project of urban integration and its values) of which the network is both the material embodiment and the socio-technical vector in South Africa. It first shows that, at the present stage, the rise of photovoltaic solar energy, resulting from individual initiatives by wealthy urbanites or corporate strategies,...
Although Africa is the most under-supplied region of the world for electricity, its economies are ut...
International audienceIn the remote districts of the Dar Es Salaam periphery, low density and urban ...
This paper takes as its starting point the argument that infrastructure networks cannot merely be th...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from SAGE Publications via th...
International audienceFocusing on the adoption of rooftop solar photovoltaics (PV) by high-income ho...
This paper argues that the distribution of electricity represents an important yet neglected aspect ...
International audienceThe role of cities, as places and drivers of the energy transition is increasi...
The aim of providing affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all requires an in-dep...
International audienceSince the electrical crisis in 2008 and its aftermath, and the wreckage of Esk...
International audienceFocusing on a successful local photovoltaic project in France, this paper retr...
This paper argues that the distribution of electricity represents an important yet neglected aspect ...
Altres ajuts: acords transformatius de la UABUnidad de excelencia María de Maeztu CEX2019-000940-MMo...
In this chapter, we discuss the key issue of how to envisage a just, fair and equitable energy trans...
Abstract: The dissertation examines the slow uptake of renewable energy in South Africa, especially ...
In the context of accelerated climate crisis this article investigates the energetic-political possi...
Although Africa is the most under-supplied region of the world for electricity, its economies are ut...
International audienceIn the remote districts of the Dar Es Salaam periphery, low density and urban ...
This paper takes as its starting point the argument that infrastructure networks cannot merely be th...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from SAGE Publications via th...
International audienceFocusing on the adoption of rooftop solar photovoltaics (PV) by high-income ho...
This paper argues that the distribution of electricity represents an important yet neglected aspect ...
International audienceThe role of cities, as places and drivers of the energy transition is increasi...
The aim of providing affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all requires an in-dep...
International audienceSince the electrical crisis in 2008 and its aftermath, and the wreckage of Esk...
International audienceFocusing on a successful local photovoltaic project in France, this paper retr...
This paper argues that the distribution of electricity represents an important yet neglected aspect ...
Altres ajuts: acords transformatius de la UABUnidad de excelencia María de Maeztu CEX2019-000940-MMo...
In this chapter, we discuss the key issue of how to envisage a just, fair and equitable energy trans...
Abstract: The dissertation examines the slow uptake of renewable energy in South Africa, especially ...
In the context of accelerated climate crisis this article investigates the energetic-political possi...
Although Africa is the most under-supplied region of the world for electricity, its economies are ut...
International audienceIn the remote districts of the Dar Es Salaam periphery, low density and urban ...
This paper takes as its starting point the argument that infrastructure networks cannot merely be th...